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Highland and loch tours in Edinburgh: Explore Scotland's wild beauty
Free Malt Whisky Tasting On Every Tour!
Personalised Highland and loch tours from St Andrews, Edinburgh and surrounding areas, with quieter routes, local stories, small-group touring and free malt whisky tasting on every tour.
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Call us to explore Scotland's wild beauty from Edinburgh
Discover Scotland beyond the usual tourist routes
Tailabout Tours offers unforgettable Highland & Loch Tours, showcasing Scotland's majestic landscapes, tranquil lochs, and rich history. With pickup from St Andrews, Edinburgh and beyond, experience the true essence of Scotland without the hustle and bustle of a standard excursion. Ideal for small groups of friends or family.
From Fife or Edinburgh, your day can take you towards dramatic Highland landscapes, quiet lochs, historic glens and places with stories that are often missed on larger organised excursions. We focus on a relaxed pace, personal service and routes selected around your interests. For visitors staying in St Andrews, across Fife or in Edinburgh, a private or small-group Highland excursion provides the freedom to spend more time where you want it and less time following a rigid timetable.
Free Whisky Tasting On Every Tour
Tailor-made tours for every adventurer
Every group arrives with different interests. Some visitors want mountain scenery and lochs. Others prefer castles, history, whisky, photography or quieter Highland roads. Your itinerary can include locations such as Glen Ogle, Glen Etive, Glen Orchy and Oban, depending on the route and time available. Oban can also provide a gateway towards the Hebrides, while historic locations connected with Rob Roy offer another way to explore Scotland through its people and stories. The route can be shaped around friends, families, couples or smaller private groups rather than a fixed coach itinerary.
Experience the magic of the Highlands
A Highland tour can combine open landscapes, forest, lochside views and winding scenic roads in one day. Rannoch Moor brings vast Highland scenery, while Glencoe offers a different atmosphere through its steep mountains, valleys and historical associations. The Caledonian Forest provides another opportunity to experience Scotland's natural landscape, while Glen Orchy offers a quieter route through the Highlands. Selected locations may also provide opportunities for e-bike experiences where appropriate. Whether you are interested in nature, landscape photography, Scottish heritage or simply getting away from busy tourist routes, the day can be arranged around the experience you want.
